Diane Kruger Wears Three Stunning Looks In One Day

Diane Kruger wears a white Elie Saab dress at the Better Angels premiere.

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Busy girl! The actress caused a fashion flurry in Berlin on Monday

We don't know about you, but we struggle just to get out of bed on Monday mornings. Sometimes we manage to throw on someting presentable for work. But we never manage to pull together three separate (and equally gorgeous) red-carpet ensembles.

Then again, we're not again Diane Kruger.

The blonde beauty had a whirlwind day in Berlin on Feb. 10, as she promoted her upcoming film The Better Angels. She attended three different events at the Berlin Film Festival - and her dresses got longer and more dramatic as the day wore on.

Diane Kruger wears a Giambatista Valli dress at the Better Angels photocall..

Diane, 37, kicked off her Monday at a photocall for her movie, dressed in a monochrome Giambattista Valli dress and tough-girl Chanel booties.

Diane Kruger wears Chanel at the Berlin Film Festival.

She then teamed up with boyfriend Joshua Jackson for the premiere of The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden. While Josh played it safe in a classic navy suit, Diane wowed in a sequin Chanel skirt and jacket combo. She finished off the head-turning look Stuart Weitzman sandals and a bolero tie.

To close out her day of nonstop fashion, the actress schooled us all on how to do winter white like a pro. Wearing a long-sleeved Elie Saab gown with a sheer skirt, Diane was the picture of sophistication at the Better Angels premiere. Her dark nails and deep burgundy lips kept the look seasonal.

All three looks were so different and so lovely - it's hard to pick a favourite. But if we have to choose, we'll go with that sparkly Chanel stunner. It takes a seasoned style veteran to pull off a look like that!

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